How do you trust God when suffering brings questions without answers?

Job loses his children, his possessions and his health. His friends offer explanations, yet their accusations deepen his distress. Through grief, protest and longing, Job brings his questions before God.

In this study, Alan Littlemore explores the Book of Job from a Reformed and evangelical perspective, examining suffering, divine justice, faith and the limits of human understanding. Following Job's experience from prosperity through loss to his encounter with God, the book considers both the failures of his friends' counsel and the wisdom of speaking carefully to those in pain.

With pastoral reflection, study questions and suggestions for further reading, these pages invite you to examine your assumptions about suffering, give honest expression to grief and deepen your trust in God's character.

Job offers no simple formula for explaining every loss. His story directs us towards humility before God, compassion for others and hope rooted in the Lord's wisdom and faithfulness.